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THE CLUB THAT SPAWNED CELEBRITY CULTURE

机译:散布名人文化的俱乐部

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Nightclubs come and go with the evanescence of fireflies. But the Stork Club, in its day, was a phenomenon—and not just because of its astounding run of more than three decades, from 1929 to 1965. It was one of those rare locales that capture the nation's imagination and ignite its romantic fantasies. The Stork, which began as a speakeasy, came to typify the glamour of New York and the ineffable power of celebrity. It counted among its loyal clients the famous and the wannabes of show business, the underworld, sports, and politics, from Dorothy Lamour and Frank Sinatra to Joseph P. Kennedy and sons. They flocked there night after night, coaxed with a favorite table, drink, meal, free perfume, and a pleasing backdrop of debutantes and their preppy escorts.
机译:夜总会随着萤火虫的消逝而来。但是,鹳俱乐部在当时是一种现象-不仅是因为从1929年到1965年,它经历了三十多年的惊人发展。它是捕捉该国想象力并点燃浪漫幻想的罕见地区之一。鹳起初是一个容易说话的话题,后来代表了纽约的魅力和无法言喻的名人力量。从多萝西·拉莫(Dorothy Lamour)和弗兰克·辛纳屈(Frank Sinatra)到约瑟夫·P·肯尼迪(Joseph P. Kennedy)的儿子,它一直是忠实的客户,其中包括著名的演艺界,黑社会,体育和政治人士。他们夜夜涌向那里,带着最喜欢的桌子,饮料,餐点,免费香水,以及初次登台的人和他们的预科陪同者令人愉悦的背景。

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